pseudonymity in blockchain

Pseudonymity in blockchain means that while user identities are not directly visible, transactions are recorded in a way that allows them to be traced. Instead of using names, users are represented by cryptographic addresses. This offers a level of privacy, as people can interact without revealing personal information. However, if someone links an address to a user, their transaction history may become public. Essentially, pseudonymity provides some anonymity, but it’s not complete privacy, as patterns and connections can potentially be uncovered by careful analysis.